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<title>Stopping the Derby Network Server</title>
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<h2>Stopping the Derby Network Server</h2>
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The Derby Network Server allows multiple applications running in different
Java Virtual Machines to access a single Derby database.  
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<h3>To stop the Derby Network Server:</h3>
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Select the Java project, bring up the context menu and select 
the menu item, <b>Apache Derby, Stop Derby Network Server</b>.
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<img src="images/stop_server.GIF" alt="Stop Derby Network Server" width="784" height="676"></img>
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<li>
The pop-up box will appear stating the Apache Derby Network Server is 
attempting to be stopped.
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<li>
If the network server shutdown is successful the <b>Console</b> view will
say <b>Shutdown successful.</b>
</li>
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<img src="images/shutdown_success.gif" alt="Apache Derby Network Server stopped" width="773" height="645"></img>
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<li>
When the Network Server associated with a particular project is shutdown 
the green arrow designating a running server which appeared next to the project
name, is no longer visible.
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